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"Shared Readings" Some of Bud Rue's favorite poems, in his own voice These poems were chosen by Bud Rue and recorded on an audio-casette for use in a self-contained class that he taught at Princeton Middle School in 1972. They were selected from The Golden Treasury of Poetry by L. Untermeyer, Golden Press, N.Y., 1959. Also on this site are a number of Bud Rue's writings, including some original poems.
The Fish, by Elizabeth Bishop If No One Ever Marries Me, by Lawrence Alma Tadema A Dangerous Toy, by Hilaire Belloc If, by Rudyard Kipling Every Time I Climb A Tree, by David McCord I Meant To Do My Work Today, by Richard LeGallienne The Highwayman, by Alfred Noyes I Remember, I Remember, by Thomas Hood Miracles, by Walt Whitman There Was A Child Went Forth, by Walt Whitman You Have No Enemies, by Charles MacKay Invictus, by William Ernest Henley
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